Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M22 X 2.50) PLUGLINE 20 mm Inflatable Short Blocking Plug – Heavy-Duty Pipe Sealing Solution providing strength 11102

Name: Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M22 X 2.50) PLUGLINE 20 mm Inflatable Short Blocking Plug – Heavy-Duty Pipe Sealing Solution providing strength 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67116826363
Price: 152.80 USD
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Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M22 X 2.50) PLUGLINE 20 mm Inflatable Short Blocking Plug – Heavy-Duty Pipe Sealing Solution providing strength 11102

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Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M22 X 2.50) PLUGLINE 20 mm Inflatable Short Blocking Plug – Heavy Duty Pipe Sealing Solution providing strength 11102 providing strength Part No:DJ LO6006 MT3 Thread Form Flank Angle: 60° Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M22 x 2

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